Old URL
New URL
WordPress Address
(Site URL)
<%= tip( 'This is the address where you want the final WordPress site you are restoring / migrating to reside. Ex: http://foo.com/wp' ) %>
→
<% if ( dat.is_multisite === true ) { // multisite %>
Multisite Domain <%= tip( 'This is the MultiSite main domain. Ex: foo.com. WARNING: Changing this may result in URL problems. Use caution.' ) %>
(Home URL)
→
Note: This URL above will also be the new Multisite Network URL.
<% } else { %>
Custom Site Address
(Home URL)
<%= tip( 'OPTIONAL. This is also known as the site address. This is the home address where your main site resides. This may differ from your WordPress URL. For example: http://foo.com' ) %>
Optional. Disabled by default.
→
<% } // end non-multisite %>
Advanced Options
Advanced Options
Exercise caution using advanced options. Additional options available on subsequent steps.
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Migrate URLs/paths in database from old location to new.
Migrate URLS/paths in database in all locations using brute force. <%= tip( 'By default Solid Backups will extensively examine and migrate unknown database tables. Sometimes however this can cause timeouts on larger sites. You may skip this intensive procedure to reduce required runtime for database migration steps. Note that some URLs or paths may not be updated if skipping this step. All major WordPress URLs and paths will still be updated however.' ) %>
Maximum time per chunk when interacting with database:
seconds. <%= tip( 'The maximum amount of time the Importer should allow a database import chunk to run. The Importer, by default, limits each chunk to your Maximum PHP runtime. If your database import step is timing out then lowering this value will instruct the script to limit each `chunk` to allow it to finish within this time period. Raising this value above your servers limits will not increase or override server settings.' ) %>